British heavy metal

The sixteenth Iron Maiden studio album. Possibly – though hopefully not – the last.

They have come to define modern rock n' roll and even transcended it to many degrees, they've influenced some of the biggest names in heavy music today who all speak of Lemmy in re

Northern Irish metalheads Screaming Eagles are surely a band born outta time.

Difficult. That’s why we love ‘em, of course, but there’s no denying that the latest album from UK crust Gods Hellbastard is heavy going. 

Northern Irish metallians Stormzone are an enticing proposition; Seven Sins is the band’s fifth album, and finds the band laregely in fine form, doing what they do best, w

Brummie thrashers Eradikator are, quite frankly superb.

Just seconds into The Plague Within, Bradford miserablists Paradise Lost’s fourteenthth studio full lengther, you know you’ve been given a very special record.

London based black metalllers Crom Dubh (say it out loud as Crom Doo), named as they are for an obscure Celtic idol, look unsurprisingly very much to times immemorial for the inspi

A number of question surround this reissue; Heralded as a ‘30th anniversary special edition’, the album has actually been re-released over 31 years after its initial appearance, whilst hardcore fan

In terms of come-backs (as lame as that term is) Liverpool natives and pioneers of extreme metal, Carcass, hands down, take out the gold star.